Classes represented in the Warcraft movie?

[Benomatic]

I was wondering recently about which classes were represented in the Warcraft movie. I assumed that mages, warriors and warlock was the three classes readily recognisable. Were there any others?

[MrLachyG]

think thats mostly it. didn't see any hunters, paladins, rogues, shamans, druids or priests

dk's, dh's and monks weren't around canon-wise

[Darchow]

think thats mostly it. didn't see any hunters, paladins, rogues, shamans, druids or priests

dk's, dh's and monks weren't around canon-wise

Paladins were not around either. They came to be in the 2nd war, to counter Death Knights. (Not the DKs we know today)

[Nero Stormchester]

think thats mostly it. didn't see any hunters, paladins, rogues, shamans, druids or priests

dk's, dh's and monks weren't around canon-wise

Garona was in the movie , and she's a rogue.

[Deleted]

Well, there was Garona, the rogue...
I'm also pretty sure that some of the orcs could be considered hunters, seen how they were fighting with their wolves (bows not being excluded).

The fellow in the opening also resembled a paladin (seen how he was wearing a librarm); but at that point in time paladins were not a thing yet.

think thats mostly it. didn't see any rogues

Except for the one most obvious and famous one in the lore, eh?

[AwkwardSquirtle]

Hunters were around, there was a dwarf with a gun iirc.

[Deleted]

Warrior, Mage, Warlock, Rogue, Hunter, maybe Paladin? As far as I remember ^^ Was there any druids? Rip, would love to see.

[Deleted]

Hunters were around, there was a dwarf with a gun iirc.

That was Magni and he is warrior

[Benomatic]

To be pedantic I guess you could say we saw Footmen, grunts, peasants, peons, knights, raiders, conjurer, warlock

[Nero Stormchester]

To be pedantic I guess you could say we saw Footmen, grunts, peasants, peons, knights, raiders, conjurer, warlock

Garona was in a movie and she's one of the most favourite rogues, pay attention .

[Benomatic]

Garona was in a movie and she's one of the most favourite rogues, pay attention .

Maybe gryphon rider at a stretch

[Kaver]

garona was in a movie and she's one of the most favourite rogues, pay attention .

yeah man! Pay attention!

[Benomatic]

yeah man! Pay attention!

But most rogues subtly use stealth so you can't see them! So how would I know?

[Hctaz]

Warrior, Mage, Warlock, Rogue, Hunter, maybe Paladin? As far as I remember ^^ Was there any druids? Rip, would love to see.

Druids weren't a thing yet either. I think they came with the introduction of Night elves in Warcraft 3.

I'm hoping they end up making a series of movies based on everything Warcraft and the later ones will include more class fantasy as more classes come into play. I think a lot of "classes" in the original warcraft games were not as defined until WC3 with the introduction of heroes. Those playable heroes are where we get a lot of class ideas from. Paladins and Death Knights were straight up hero classes, shamans were as well but were Farseers I believe. I think this is why those ones were special. Death Knight obviously being called a hero class and the paladin and shamans being faction specific in Vanilla. As for the rest, a lot of classes were defined better by units like the druids of the claw, blood elf priest units, etc. but they were more prominent in WC3 still. So... I guess we wait.

[MrLachyG]

Garona was in a movie and she's one of the most favourite rogues, pay attention .

ok one rogue, maybe. would you have called her a rogue at that point though? I thought it was later that she was more rogue-like

[Kaver]

But most rogues subtly use stealth so you can't see them! So how would I know?

But.... pay attention man!

[Benomatic]

But.... pay attention man!

I have shamed myself.

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ok one rogue, maybe. would you have called her a rogue at that point though? I thought it was later that she was more rogue-like

I'd say still peon status

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Druids weren't a thing yet either. I think they came with the introduction of Night elves in Warcraft 3.

I'm hoping they end up making a series of movies based on everything Warcraft and the later ones will include more class fantasy as more classes come into play. I think a lot of "classes" in the original warcraft games were not as defined until WC3 with the introduction of heroes. Those playable heroes are where we get a lot of class ideas from. Paladins and Death Knights were straight up hero classes, shamans were as well but were Farseers I believe. I think this is why those ones were special. Death Knight obviously being called a hero class and the paladin and shamans being faction specific in Vanilla. As for the rest, a lot of classes were defined better by units like the druids of the claw, blood elf priest units, etc. but they were more prominent in WC3 still. So... I guess we wait.

I agree. The later games certainly added variety and heroes that portrayed those classes. Later films will hopefully do something similar.

[RWHDredd]

Warriors. A crap tone of bad, standing in the fire, warriors.